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STUDIES & EVIDENCE

2024 Evidence Summary 

Feeding the Horse
The Royal College of Psychiatrists General Adult Psychiatry Annual Conference 2018, Dr N Kosky – prize-winning poster presentation of findings

"81% of participants show statistically significant, improvements in all 8 skills on the THC Skills Star, assessed pre-post by professional referrers – the average shift is 10.4 points on a 32 point scale"

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TheHorseCourse - Youth Summary 2015

  • 80% show reduced problem behaviours

    such as offending, eating disorder, self harm

  • 95% positive changes in identity

    such as improved self esteem and confidence

  • 85% increased attendance or engagement with education or training

  • 80% improved relationships

Pony Love

Troubled Families Data 2022

• Those families referred to the equine-assisted intervention

also had significantly more complex needs than those in

the other groups.

• Referrals to this intervention are normally for those families

for whom talk-based interventions such as parenting, or

education-based interventions are not working.

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The horse can help with

  • Emotional upset, trauma and PTSD      

  • Trust issues 

  • Relationship skills  

  •  Behavioural changes

  • Social isolation

  • Trouble concentrating

  • Dealing with fear, anxiety and depression

  • Leadership and motivational skills

  • Increased self-esteem and confidence

  • Managing change with confidence

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